Spin Doctors
June 30th, 1991
"Doctors Return To The 'Gale!"
Nightingale Bar, New York, NY

Master:
AUD > Cass(1/2, see notes)
by Marc Millman

Conversion:
Nakamichi BX-100 > Lunatec V3 (A/D) > Tascam DR-100 mkIII >
WAV > Sound Studio 4.11.0 > xACT 2.58 > FLAC
by Dave Mallick

-----Set 1-----
01. House                                   [09:58.900]
02. Piece Of Glass                          [05:46.162]
03. The Drop                                [11:23.320]
04. Gorilla Boy                             [04:01.365]
05. Up For Grabs                            [05:52.162]
06. Forever Collapses                       [06:33.224]
07. Homebelly Groove *                      [08:14.856]
08. Traction Blues > *#                     [08:56.540]
09. Can't Say No *#                         [02:44.173]
10. Sweet Widow > *#                        [11:32.784]
11. Circumlocution > Fire Escape Mothers *# [04:22.756]
12. Yo Mama's A Pajama *#                   [05:35.016]
-----Set 2-----
13. Indifference                            [05:43.192]
14. Lisa, Lisa (The One I Adore)            [02:28.736]
15. How Could You Want Him?                 [06:24.487]
16. Freeway Of The Plains >                 [09:32.098]
17. Lady Kerosene >                         [03:58.520]
18. drums / bass >                          [10:40.619]
19. House >                                 [00:55.574]
20. Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong              [04:34.495]
21. Rosetta Stone                           [09:59.918]
22. Big Fat Funky Booty >                   [05:56.785]
23. Bags Of Dirt                            [06:53.050]
24. Stepped On A Crack $                    [06:32.961]
25. So Bad #%                               [12:11.316]
26. What Time Is It?                        [15:33.699]
                                    Total: [186:26.710]
 
* with John Popper on harmonica
# with Chris Brown on keys
$ with Roger Fox on flute
% with Andrew Whiteman on guitar

Marc's set 1 tape is labeled AUD2, while set 2 is labeled AUD1. Given
that both other copies of this show on archive are listed as Nakamichi
CM300's > D5, I feel confident labeling this one coming from Daniel
Petrafesa, who worked for the band at the time and ran that rig.

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